Afza Kandrikar Fathima

Social media sectors are of the belief that Eta Carinae, a large star, could cause mass destruction on Earth.

A volcano on the Fogo Island has destroyed two villages namely Portela and Bangeira.

The Mars Curiosity Rover found methane on Mars, which started speculations that there could be life on the planet.

An ancient cemetery had more than a million mummified bodies with almost 1,700 already found.

The best meteor shower called the Gemini's was hidden from the view of those in the east coast of Australia because of an upper trough.

A report by the World Cancer Research Fund and the American Institute for Cancer Research showed that 11 percent of advanced prostate cancer cases could be prevented by maintaining a healthy weight.

Michael Clarke, Australian team captain, will not play the second test against India in Brisbane.

The AMA had estimated that 82 percent of the visits to the general practitioner were bulk-billed.

A study showed that diabetic patients with hypoglycaemia were at a higher risk of cardiovascular diseases.

Julie Bishop has announced that the operations of the Australian-run treatment centre would commence with five beds being open to the Ebola patients.

With an aim to win a competition by Google, Astrobotic Technology Inc. hopes to provide a "moon mail" service that helps people send mementos to the moon.

A study by the Telethon Kids Institute found that just 7.8 percent of children whose mothers were over 40 years of age had behavioural problems.

A 19-year-old teenager has suffered from burns because of an antibiotic that she consumed, unaware that it would be toxic for her.

The influence of white, blue and clear glass on the flavour points were tested by the researchers and it was found that the white mug's coffee had a more bitter taste to it.

The Science Guy said evolution is the fundamental idea in all of life science.

A research shows that overgrazing by kangaroos could endanger the striped legless lizard.

Spiders are said to have an organ called the "slit sensible," which helps them sense movement and scientists have developed a sensor similar to the working of the spider.

A report by the Climate Council has stated that the outlook of the bushfire season had been upgraded to "major."

A coffin of a woman named Denit-ast or Dent-ast was found with strange and amateurish decorations on the funeral bed.

Marcus Eriksen suggested that there was more pollution of plastic than what was being estimated.

Spanish astronomers have spotted two stellar stars which could form a megastar, though not a "hypergiant."

British Dietetic Association revealed a list of 5 worst celebrity diets and the top two in that were the urine therapy and the paleo diet.

Cells from one's body could be used to make organs for the purpose of treating medical conditions.

A new theory has been put forth by three researchers who say that at the time of Big Bang, two universes were created and not one.

A coral eating reef fish have started to disguise its smell to that of the coral so that it could help in its survival.

A study by the University of Sheffield showed that sperm length as well as the influence of the females played a role in fertilisation.

Dr Chrisopher Neff wrote a paper that suggested that the policies by the Western Australian government regarding shark attacks had a resemblance to the movie "Jaws."

A team of scientists from Harvard Stem Cell Institute have identified two compounds that can help fight obesity.

Six teeth were missing from two carcasses on a beach in South Australia.